Indictments Expected in Koreagate Scandal Faces More Probes
The Justice Department plans indictments against at least two more former congressmen in the Koreagate bribery case. Otto Passman of Louisiana was indicted for taking about 233000 from Tongstin Park to steer Food for Peace loans to Korea for rice purchases. Park testified under immunity and received millions in rice commissions from 1972 to 1975.
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Washington
Justice Department
Otto E. Pasaman
Passman
D-La
Tongstin Park
U.S
William Minshall
Ohio
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Park
United States
South Korea
Dollar’s Fall in Yen Hurts Americans Abroad
Tokyo dispatch shows Americans overseas facing shrinking budgets as the dollar plunges against the yen from 293 290 per dollar in 1977 to about 222 yen now. Tourists, businessmen, students, and especially low rank servicemen cut travel, meals, and entertainment. some shorten vacations. Families at Yokosuka Naval Base report $1,000 monthly income now worth 222,000 yen, with many sending wives home. Base housing aid and living allowances range around $225 monthly plus daily per diem, recently increased.
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Tokyo
U.S
Mark James
Los Angeles
Calif
Yokosuka Naval Base
James
Japan
Yokosuka
Carter seeks African peace with justice in Southern Africa
President Carter urged African nations to pursue peace with justice and African solutions to Africa's problems in talks with Nigerian leader Olusegun Obasanjo. He cited concerns over Soviet influence and Cuban troops in Africa while underscoring the goal of regional stability, development, and democracy.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Carter
Soviet Union
Africa
Subcontinent
Olusegun Obasanjo
Southern
Kansas Legislators Eye Hasty End To Session
Kansas lawmakers pushed toward adjournment after marathon floor sessions. The House approved a 289.1 million dollar school finance bill plus a 25 million dollar transportation measure, boosting next year’s aid by 39.7 million. Senate appropriations backed university and medical school funding, with a conference panel to reconcile House Senate versions.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Weekend K C Markets Slaughter Cattle Report Kansas City
KC market figures show cornerstone changes from last week with slaughter steers up 2 to 3 dollars, cows 1 to 2 dollars higher, and heifers 2 to 4 dollars weaker in spots. Feeder cattle show mixed shifts across weight classes while lambs and sheep lean lower on fleshed varieties, with prices listed across numerous weight ranges.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Kansas Annexation Ordinance and Bid Extension
The City of Ottawa Kansas passes an annexation ordinance adding adjacent land with a public road right of way and activates on publication. The city extends the bid deadline to April 10 1978 for rehabilitation projects funded by the Community Development Block Grant program with bids due April 10 1978 at City Hall.
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Kansas
City of
Nwy4
Township
Marilyn Allerman
Cleveland
Creda Gentry
Oak
Irene Middlebusher
N. Main
City of Ottawa
City Hall
Orlin W. Smith
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